1. Linux does not have a Chinese name. If you are interested in it, you can only call it its Chinese transliterated name: "Linax".
2. Linux is an open source system. It is the invention of a group of technical experts who do not care about commercial operations. They expect them to be as nice and connotative as the Chinese names given to cars by manufacturers. , is unrealistic.
3. Although this is the case, there are still many commercial companies that have given Chinese names to Linux that are conducive to commercial promotion, but these names have nothing to do with Linux. For example: the most famous Linux commercial operator: RedHat, the Chinese call it "Red Hat"; another famous Ubuntu, its publisher - Canonical, in order to enter China, named it: AIA - very impressive. Right; it also combined with Chinese companies to derive Kylin - Qilin.